EchoRing provides safe and high-performance wireless Automated Guided Vehicles controls

Interesting Reads / July 14, 2021

EchoRing multiplies the performance potential of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and ensures secure, real-time wireless controls even in complex industrial environments. It is simple to deploy, reliable, and scalable. The benefits of EchoRing have been demonstrated in Stäubli WFT’s ongoing AGV development. AGVs of various sizes and types are increasingly being used in logistics and […]

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Automotive LIDAR 2021

July 13, 2021

4th Annual Conference and Exhibition LIDAR has been in use for over 60 years in the military, aerospace, robotics, and meteorological fields. Today it is experiencing a flurry of interest due to the expectation that it will be one of the key sensors to enable autonomous driving. More than $2.1 billion is raised to date,

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Orange and Nokia are expanding industrial 5G projects with SNCF and Schneider Electric in France

Interesting Reads / July 13, 2021

The French train operator SNCF and its technical partners have unveiled a 5G Living Lab devoted to industrial practices to extend 5G tests in local stations and assist in the modernization of the group’s industrial entities. SNCF, in collaboration with Orange and Nokia, has extended a state-sponsored industrial 5G testing platform using the 26 GHz

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In collaboration with partners and chip manufacturers, the University of Texas at Austin has built a 6G research center

Interesting Reads / July 9, 2021

The University of Texas in Austin is working with semiconductor designers Samsung, Nvidia, and Qualcomm in the 6G@UT research center. The 6G@UT center will investigate ubiquitous sensing, machine learning, and the ability to use a higher frequency spectrum at mmWave and ‘terahertz’ (THz) bands above 100GHz for next-generation cellular technology including localization. “Because 5G’s sensing

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Nokia and TPG Telecom launch world’s first live 5G standalone 700MHz service in Australia

Interesting Reads / July 5, 2021

Nokia and TPG Telecom announced that they had activated a live 5G standalone (SA) network in Australia on the 700MHz spectrum band, marking the first time in the world. TPG Telecom will provide its customers with comprehensive outdoor 5G services and deep indoor 5G coverage in urban and suburban areas thanks to low band 5G

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Munich and Dresden will pool resources in a 6G hub to shape the future of 6G

Interesting Reads / July 4, 2021

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Technical University of Dresden (TUD) collaborate to establish a 6G research center. The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) is funding 6G-life, a joint project of the two Excellence Universities, with 70 million euros. 6G-life will create technologies for the new wireless communications standard, contributing

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WISPA and public interest groups oppose higher-power CBRS rules

Interesting Reads / July 3, 2021

Charter Communications, Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA), urges the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and public interest groups to reject proposals to increase power limitations in the shared CBRS band. The proposed increase in power will favor macro cell developments solely and risk existing deployments. The Open Technology Institute, Public Knowledge, the Consortium for School

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Nokia Industrial MulteFire router opens up private wireless to new global markets, accelerating mass adoption

Interesting Reads / June 30, 2021

MulteFire solution simplifies private wireless – adds capacity to private wireless networks through deployment over unlicensed spectrum, enables new nomadic use cases, advances Industry 4.0 for SMEs A compact, easy-to-deploy platform, Nokia DAC comprises network and user equipment, a cloud-based operation monitoring system, and industrial connectors that ease standard and industry-specific protocol connectivity. It also

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